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Reuters: Oklahoma judge halts law barring drug-induced abortions, by Steve Olafson: (Reuters) – A judge blocked a new Oklahoma law on Wednesday that would have prohibited women in the state from having medication-induced abortions to end unwanted early-term pregnancies. The…
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The Tulsa City-County Health Department said three children have been sickened by E. coli bacteria.
Agency spokeswoman Melanie Christian said the department’s lab confirmed the cases in the children, who are under 10 years old. Christian said two of the…
The Tulsa City-County Health Department said three children have been sickened by E. coli bacteria.
Agency spokeswoman Melanie Christian said the department’s lab confirmed the cases in the children, who are under 10 years old. Christian said two of the…
Tulsa Health Department officials are investigating four cases of E. coli in Tulsa County children. Two cases have been laboratory confirmed with two additional children suspected. The two confirmed cases are siblings and both have been hospitalized. One of the…
Tulsa World: Oklahoma House OKs additional restrictions on abortion, by Randy Krehbiel: The Oklahoma Legislature continued its attack on abortion rights Wednesday by passing and sending to Gov. Mary Fallin two bills intended to further limit access to the…
Hannah J. Wiseman (Tulsa) has posted Expanding Regional Renewable Governance, forthcoming in the Harvard Environmental Law Review, Vol. 35 (2011). The abstract: Energy drives economies and quality of life, yet accessible traditional fuels are increasingly scarce. Federal, state, and…
Main January 6, 2011Oklahoma completes first execution of 2011As detailed in this AP story, in Oklahoma an “inmate was executed Thursday for the murder of a convenience store worker found brutally beaten with a baseball bat almost 16 years…
